The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-11

vacant q few days. and his fellow members
have discussed queer story about tie occu-
pant Hallett ia handsome chap. aged 40
years. OF the dashing, military style, and the
advice Of the elder Weller has been thrown
away upon him. Hallett, for from being
wary OF widows. has married three Of
them at different times. Each Of the widows Of
his choice was well provided with worldly
goods, and his latest, besides wealth. had q
lovely daughter stil in her teens. The shame
full story 10 that Hallett allowed himself to be-
come enamored Of his stepdsughter. disgraced
himself, ruined her. and has perhaps added
one to blighted careers Of the Sir Charles
Dixie order. II is difficult to sec how tho
Colonels conduct can be condoned or the mat
ter hushed up, for tho case was OF the most
open sort. known to the servants and to all OF
his friends. and must soon become the prop
erty OF other than the House Of Commons Cos
sips here. Col. Hallst's servants had seen
their master. who occupies room apart from
his wife, enter the chamber Of his step
daughter. and Mrs. Hughes Hallett had been
at once informed. A number Of male
relatives were staying In the house.
nant wife. The girls door was broken in. and
tho mans guilt established before all these
numerous witnesses. The scene made BY the
outraged wife and mother Is reported and will
easily be believed to have been something un-
usually wild. To add to his troubles, fire.
eating male relative Of Mrs. Hughes Hallett
has taken up the matter most hercely, declares
that blood alone can wipe out the stain upon
the family name. and demands duel. Hallett,
rendered desperate by his family troubles, Is
declared by his acquaintances to have ac-
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pus tno iacts ~hesse arc hot se' iuny provon
a ahett represents hoenester IN tne house OF
commons. ne mas ioaent In Anuia' anu now
commands the second oriRaae OF the soutnern
DIVISION hoyai Artiiiery. no is also director
IN tnat rainier DUBIOUS instltutlon, tne Ameri-
can Exhlpition' 30 called. he mas distinRuisned
himself by sitting In the presence OF the queen
In Buffalo Bills Deadwood stage coach. while
the coach Is drawn by mules and pursued by
yelling hrearm -discharRtng tame Indians. Hal
lett has also distinguished himself By culttvat-
ing with ardor the acquaintance OF Buffalo
Bill. whom he has entertained In the House OF
Commons and elsewhere. In addition
to his other qualities Hallett is man
OF some presence and shines by his talent
for reciting love poems to select drawing
room parties Tho public will probably hear
good deal more about the gentleman before
long. As you have with you that very sorry
specimen Of high English nobility. tho Duke
OF Marlborough, you may DO interested In
tho statement OF tho Liverpool Daily Post cor
respondent. that his grace has arranged 70
marry the beautiful Mrs. Adair OF Rsthdrone
Queens county. who is said to DO perhaps one
OF the largest female land owners in the world
1t Is generally believed that little Ferdinand
OF Coburg has made up his mind to leave UNI
comfortable Bulgaria and 60 back to his
mother as soon as lie can ind fairly good ex-
cuse. ne SHOWS WISDOM II not DUCK ana DIS
motner' VINO Is having prayers offered Tor MIN
In convents whenever she can Is wise also.
bismarcks diplomacy DDS iair TO faii IN the
task OF bringing about meeting between his
emperor ana the Czar. Inc CEar SUCKS 10 MS
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